Denit in Korean 🇰🇷

부정하다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Break it into two parts: “부정” sounds like “boo-jung” and might remind you of rejecting something unpleasant, while “하다” means “to do.” So you’re “doing” denial.
• Associate the word with a situation where you firmly deny something, like rejecting a false claim.

Explanations:
• 부정하다 means “to deny” or “to negate.” It is used when someone rejects a claim, accusation, or idea.
• It implies a stance of disbelief or rejection regarding a statement or fact.

Synonyms:
• 부인하다 (buin-hada) – to deny, especially in contexts of denying involvement
• 거부하다 (geobu-hada) – to refuse or reject (though often used for physical refusals)

Conjugations (using the base form 부정하다, romanized as bujeonghada):

• Present Tense:
 – Informal: 부정해 (bujeonghae)
 – Polite: 부정해요 (bujeonghaeyo)
 – Formal: 부정합니다 (bujeonghamnida)

• Past Tense:
 – Informal: 부정했어 (bujeonghaesseo)
 – Polite: 부정했어요 (bujeonghaesseoyo)
 – Formal: 부정했습니다 (bujeonghaetseumnida)

• Future Tense:
 – Informal: 부정할 거야 (bujeonghal geoya)
 – Polite: 부정할 거예요 (bujeonghal geoyeyo)
 – Formal: 부정할 것입니다 (bujeonghal geosimnida)

Examples of Sentences:
1. 그는 그 소문을 부정했다.
 – Romanized: Geuneun geu somuneul bujeonghaetda.
 – Translation: He denied that rumor.

2. 나는 그런 이야기를 부정하지 않아.
 – Romanized: Naneun geureon iyagireul bujeonghaji ana.
 – Translation: I do not deny such stories.

3. 앞으로도 이런 주장을 부정할 것이다.
 – Romanized: Apeurodo ireon jujangeul bujeonghal geosida.
 – Translation: I will continue to deny such claims in the future.

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